Never been a fan of disregarding people just because they don’t have followers or clout.
Engagement stats don’t tell you who’s worth knowing.
You never really know who someone will become.
Some of the best connections start from the most random interactions.

InfoFI is flawed.
That’s the consensus, and there’s truth to it.
As a base and an idea, it has amazing potential.
But there’s still work to be done.
We’re now seeing momentum toward fixing it.
@kaito has announced upcoming changes, including:
► Creator thresholds requiring a certain number of yaps or smart followers to get on leaderboards
► Capital participation
► A community layer to govern the system
Projects are also stepping up.
Many now require onchain participation, real usage, and are actively filtering out AI farming and low-effort content.
This shift applies to users too, there’s mo

Do what you love.
If you want to stay consistent and grow an account long term.
Sounds simple... obvious even.
But it’s easy to fall into a loop of trying to appease people, chase engagement, and burn out.
You also end up surrounded by people you’re not even in tune with.
Find your niche, embrace it, grow it.
Most importantly, have fun.
That’s the key if you actually want to learn and grow long term.

Something myself and I think many people struggle with when first entering the space:
Feeling like you always need to be balls deep exposed to the market.
But it’s okay to sit on cash.
In fact, it’s empowering.
You can wait for the right positions to come to you.
Is less emotional stress, allows for clearer decisions and no forced actions.
Looking back, every time I felt the need to be max allocated…
It was rarely the right play.

The biggest cheat code:
Be around people who want to win and act like it.
Your circle is either your edge or your excuse.

Consistency is the cheat code.
You don’t need to be the smartest or the luckiest.
Just stick with it, even when it gets rough.
Every day you stay in the game, you’re ahead of thousands who chose to quit.

Red days suck.
But...
If we didn't have such extreme volatility in this industry, we wouldn't have such outsized and abundant opportunities.
You have to take the good with the bad.

Fudding for entry, don’t get shaken out.
If you’re gonna go out in nuclear hellfire, would you rather go out a bear… or balls deep long?

Hilarious how many projects go to conferences purely to snag a photo with someone important and pretend its an endorsement.
The poor guy always looks like a fish being held up after a long fight.